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The Jewish leaders did to Stephen as they had done to Jesus (compare Matthew 26:3–4, 59–66):
They found someone to lie about him,
they accused him of blasphemy (saying offensive things about God),
they started a riot,
they arrested him, and
they made false charges against him.
Events
- Stephen is seizedc. AD 30
People
Jesus: The Son of God and Savior of the world Moses: Prophet who led Israel out of Egypt
Places
Nazareth: The hometown of Jesus in Galilee
Glossary
Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Book of the Acts of the Apostles Courts and Trials Deacon, Deaconess Hellenism Nazarene Paul the Apostle Persecution Peter, the Apostle Sanhedrin Scribe Stephen
Topics
Court: Corrupt Falsehood: Stephen's Accusers, Who Falsely Accused Him of Blaspheming Moses and God Government: Constitutes Greece: Inhabitants of Persecute the Early Christians Jerusalem: Stephen Martyred At Law: Temporary Perjury: Stephen Persecution of Stephen Priest: Miscellaneous Facts Concerning: Put on Trial, Condemn, and Stone Stephen Religious Intolerance: The Jewish Leaders in Persecuting Stephen Stephen: False Charges Against The Jews: National Character of Attachment to Customs of the Law The Law of Moses: The Jews: Accused Christians of Speaking